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What year did the Baltimore colts put names on the back of their uniform?
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When the National Football League and the American Football League merged in 1970, all players began wearing their names on their uniform jerseys. Before the merger, only the AFL teams wore jerseys with names.
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1962
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What year did the Baltimore colts move to Indianapolis?
September 27,1953The NFL Baltimore Colts1953-1970The Colts began the 1953 season with a blockbuster trade, swapping five Baltimore players for 10 Cleveland Browns. Among the players who came to Baltimore were future coach Don Shula; Bert Rechichar, Carl Taseff and Art Spinney, among others. The 2nd incarnation of the Baltimore Colts first took the field at Memorial Stadium on September 27, with Coach Keith Molesworth. The Colts would stun the Bears that day 13-9 to get the new franchise off on the right foot. However, the Colts struggled to a 3-9 season in their inaugural year.[2]
Who was number 35 on the Baltimore colts?
Players who wore number 35 for the Baltimore Colts include All-Pro fullback Alan Ameche (1955-60), linebacker Ted Davis (1964-66), defensive back/kick returner Jim Duncan (1969-71) and wide receiver Glenn Doughty (1972-79).
Why are the Indianapolis Colts so good?
The short answer is that the politicians of Baltimore back in the 70s/80s would not build Robert irsay a new stadium. The colts were not drawing at the time and the city of Baltimore thought of better things to do with their money. On the other hand, Indianapolis had built a brand new stadium and wanted a team.
Who was quarter back for colts in 2007?
Peyton Manning and Jim Sorgi played quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts during the 2007-08 season.
Who was the Indianapolis Colts running back from 1994 to 1998?
Marshall Faulk
Did the Colts ever try and move back to Baltimore?
No. The departure rankles to this day. Whenever the Colts play at Baltimore, the scoreboard refers to them as "Indianapolis" rather than the "Colts" (as they do for each other NFL franchise).
Which running back played quarterback for the Baltimore Colts?
tom matte
When did the Indianapolis Colts get there name?
The colts got there name back in Baltimore. They decided to keep their name when they moved too Indianapolis
What movie and television projects has Tom Matte been in?
Tom Matte has: Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "The NFL on CBS" in 1956. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Halfback in "1964 NFL Championship Game" in 1964. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Halfback in "1968 NFL Championship Game" in 1968. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "Super Bowl III" in 1969. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "1971 AFC Championship Game" in 1972. Played Himself - Color Commentator in "1977 Fiesta Bowl" in 1977. Played himself in "ESPN SportsCentury" in 1999.
What movie and television projects has Sam Havrilak been in?
Sam Havrilak has: Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Wide Receiver in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "Super Bowl V" in 1971. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Wide Receiver in "1970 AFC Championship Game" in 1971. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Wide Receiver in "1971 AFC Championship Game" in 1972.
Who was the NFL rookie of the year in 1955?
That was running back Alan Ameche of the Baltimore Colts.
What actors and actresses appeared in 1971 AFC Championship Game - 1972?
The cast of 1971 AFC Championship Game - 1972 includes: Nick Buoniconti as Himself - Miami Dolphins Linebacker Doug Crusan as Himself - Miami Dolphins Tackle Larry Csonka as Himself - Miami Dolphins Fullback Al DeRogatis as Himself - Color Commentator Norm Evans as Himself - Miami Dolphins Tackle Marv Fleming as Himself - Miami Dolphins Tight End Curt Gowdy as Himself - Play-by-Play Announcer Bob Griese as Himself - Miami Dolphins Quarterback Sam Havrilak as Himself - Baltimore Colts Wide Receiver Bob Heinz as Himself - Miami Dolphins Defensive Tackle Ted Hendricks as Himself - Baltimore Colts Linebacker Roy Hilton as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive End Eddie Hinton as Himself - Baltimore Colts Wide Receiver Charlie Jones as Himself - Sideline Reporter Rex Kern as Himself - Baltimore Colts Cornerback Jim Kiick as Himself - Miami Dolphins Running Back Mike Kolen as Himself - Miami Dolphins Linebacker Bob Kuechenberg as Himself - Miami Dolphins Guard Jerry Logan as Himself - Baltimore Colts Strong Safety Tom Matte as Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back Don McCafferty as Himself - Baltimore Colts Head Coach Mercury Morris as Himself - Miami Dolphins Ruinning Back Billy Newsome as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive Tackle Don Nottingham as Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback Tom Nowatzke as Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback Charlie Pittman as Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back Glenn Ressler as Himself - Baltimore Colts Guard Don Shula as Himself - Miami Dolphins Head Coach Bubba Smith as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive End Bill Stanfill as Himself - Miami Dolphins Defensive End Charlie Stukes as Himself - Baltimore Colts Cornerback Doug Swift as Himself - Miami Dolphins Linebacker Howard Twilley as Himself - Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Johnny Unitas as Himself - Baltimore Colts Quarterback Bob Vogel as Himself - Baltimore Colts Tackle Rick Volk as Himself - Baltimore Colts Free Safety Paul Warfield as Himself - Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Garo Yepremian as Himself - Miami Dolphins Kicker
What actors and actresses appeared in 1959 NFL Championship Game - 1959?
The cast of 1959 NFL Championship Game - 1959 includes: Alan Ameche as Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback Raymond Berry as Himself - Baltimore Colts End Rosey Brown as Himself - New York Giants Tackle Charlie Conerly as Himself - New York Giants Quarterback Lindon Crow as Himself - New York Giants Defensive Back Milt Davis as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive Back Darrell Dess as Himself - New York Giants Guard Art Donovan as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive Tackle Weeb Ewbank as Himself - Baltimore Colts Head Coach Frank Gifford as Himself - New York Giants Halfback Roosevelt Grier as Himself - New York Giants Defensive Tackle Alex Hawkins as Himself - Baltimore Colts Halfback Sam Huff as Himself - New York Giants Linebacker Jim Katcavage as Himself - New York Giants Defensive End Tom Landry as Himself - New York Giants Defensive Coordinator Jim Lee Howell as Himself - New York Giants Head Coach Cliff Livingston as Himself - New York Giants Linebacker Dick Lynch as Himself - New York Giants Defensive Back Gino Marchetti as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive End Dick Modzelewski as Himself - New York Giants Defensive Tackle Lenny Moore as Himself - Baltimore Colts Halfback Jim Mutscheller as Himself - Baltimore Colts End Steve Myhra as Himself - Baltimore Colts Kicker Dick Nolan as Himself - New York Giants Defensive Back Buzz Nutter as Himself - Baltimore Colts Center Bill Pellington as Himself - Baltimore Colts Linebacker Sherman Plunkett as Himself - Baltimore Colts Tackle George Preas as Himself - Baltimore Colts Tackle Billy Pricer as Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback Andy Robustelli as Himself - New York Giants Defensive End Kyle Rote as Himself - New York Giants End Johnny Sample as Himself - Baltimore Colts Safety Alex Sandusky as Himself - Baltimore Colts Guard Chris Schenkel as Himself - Color Commentator Bob Schnelker as Himself - New York Giants End Don Shinnick as Himself - Baltimore Colts Linebacker Art Spinney as Himself - Baltimore Colts Guard Jack Stroud as Himself - New York Giants Guard Pat Summerall as Himself - New York Giants Kicker Harland Svare as Himself - New York Giants Linebacker Dick Szymanski as Himself - Baltimore Colts Linebacker Carl Taseff as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive Back Mel Triplett as Himself - New York Giants Fullback Johnny Unitas as Himself - Baltimore Colts Quarterback Ray Wietecha as Himself - New York Giants Center Frank Youso as Himself - New York Giants Tackle
What year did the Baltimore colts move to Indianapolis?
September 27,1953The NFL Baltimore Colts1953-1970The Colts began the 1953 season with a blockbuster trade, swapping five Baltimore players for 10 Cleveland Browns. Among the players who came to Baltimore were future coach Don Shula; Bert Rechichar, Carl Taseff and Art Spinney, among others. The 2nd incarnation of the Baltimore Colts first took the field at Memorial Stadium on September 27, with Coach Keith Molesworth. The Colts would stun the Bears that day 13-9 to get the new franchise off on the right foot. However, the Colts struggled to a 3-9 season in their inaugural year.[2]
Was there a team in Baltimore before the Colts?
Baltimore has had 2 professional football clubs before the Ravens: NFL - Baltimore Colts CFL - Baltimore Stallions NFL - Baltimore Ravens All 3 teams won championships in their respective leagues.
What actors and actresses appeared in 1968 NFL Championship Game - 1968?
The cast of 1968 NFL Championship Game - 1968 includes: Erich Barnes as Himself - Cleveland Browns Cornerback Ordell Braase as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive End Timothy Brown as Himself - Baltimore Colts Halfback Jack Buck as Himself - Play-by-Play Announcer Monte Clark as Himself - Cleveland Browns Tackle Don Cockroft as Himself - Cleveland Browns Punter Blanton Collier as Himself - Cleveland Browns Head Coach Dennis Gaubatz as Himself - Baltimore Colts Linebacker Ernie Green as Himself - Cleveland Browns Fullback Charlie Harraway as Himself - Cleveland Browns Fullback Gene Hickerson as Himself - Cleveland Browns Guard Fred Hoaglin as Himself - Cleveland Browns Center Jim Kanicki as Himself - Cleveland Browns Defensive Tackle Ernie Kellermann as Himself - Cleveland Browns Strong Safety Leroy Kelly as Himself - Cleveland Browns Halfback Jerry Logan as Himself - Baltimore Colts Strong Safety Lenny Lyles as Himself - Baltimore Colts Cornerback Tom Matte as Himself - Baltimore Colts Halfback Milt Morin as Himself - Cleveland Browns Tight End Earl Morrall as Himself - Baltimore Colts Quarterback Reece Morrison as Himself - Cleveland Browns Running Back Bill Nelsen as Himself - Cleveland Browns Quarterback Chuck Noll as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive Backfield Coach Jimmy Orr as Himself - Baltimore Colts Split End Preston Pearson as Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back Glenn Ressler as Himself - Baltimore Colts Guard Dick Schafrath as Himself - Cleveland Browns Tackle Don Shinnick as Himself - Baltimore Colts Linebacker Don Shula as Himself - Baltimore Colts Head Coach Bubba Smith as Himself - Baltimore Colts Defensive End Pat Summerall as Himself - Color Commentator Bob Vogel as Himself - Baltimore Colts Tackle Rick Volk as Himself - Baltimore Colts Free Safety Paul Warfield as Himself - Cleveland Browns Split End
What movie and television projects has Roosevelt Leaks been in?
Roosevelt Leaks has: Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback in "The NFL on NBC" in 1965. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Buffalo Bills Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Buffalo Bills Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970.
